Приклади вживання Tacitly Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Officially it would have been tacitly frowned upon.
Zilberman tacitly acknowledges this when he writes:.
The Church was followed openly or tacitly by most philosophers.
Tacitly, I became passionate about mental health.
Obstetricians and legal scholars say that abortion, which has been banned because 1953, was tacitly encouraged in these years.
It is introduced tacitly, for testing certain experimental functions.
They cannot be called“aggression,” because theyare being conducted in occupied territory, as the US tacitly concedes.
So Kira has tacitly offered an invitation and moments later Harvey responds.
In the imaginary construction of an evenly rotating economy, indirect exchange and the use of money are tacitly implied.
The lease will tacitly renew for the same period and under the same conditions.
If you want to get to know each other, it's better to demonstrate it verbally, and not tacitly flood the girl with dozens of likes.
I will tacitly assume throughout this text that achieving creative genius is a desirable goal.
The majority of major European states, first and foremost Germany and France,have tacitly abandoned efforts to democratize Russia itself.
In practice we have tacitly agreed, as a rule, to fall back on what is, in truth, a convention.
However, as they speak of prices and costs in general and confront prices andcosts, they tacitly imply the existence and the use of money.
After his release, he still tacitly financed the democratic opposition, independent media and non-governmental organisations.
The first is that he always considers the national interest as a whole, and assumes, tacitly, that the major interests of all citizens are the same.
He is tacitly assuming a false asymmetry between the parent/child relationship on the one hand, and the brother/sister relationship on the other.
The first is that he always considers the national interest as a whole, and assumes, tacitly, that the major interests of all citizens are the same.
In this article, I will tacitly ignore the above claims and assume that you would gladly become more intelligent, creative or innovative.
First of all,the Trump administration must not weaken sanctions on Russia or tacitly accept the Russian annexation of Crimea, the European leaders argued.
And now that Trump has tacitly accepted the Iran nuclear deal, some of his advisers believe that it is necessary to apply pressure on Iran from elsewhere.
On the other hand, the Black Hundred movement is being created- reactionary-minded thugs,whose activities were tacitly encouraged by the Ministry of the Interior.
This doctrine tacitly implies the thesis of the Communist Manifesto that"the working men have no country" and have"nothing to lose but their chains";
Separately, taxi drivers walked off the job for nine hours to protest the ride-sharing service Uber,which they claim has been tacitly supported by Greece's bailout creditors.
In objecting to the closer examination of the theorem tacitly implied in his conclusions, he merely wants to avoid the exposure of the fallacies of his argument.
According to the will theory of contract, a contract is notpresumed valid unless all parties voluntarily agree to it, either tacitly or explicitly, without coercion.
He also called on the West to revise its double-standard policies toward other countries andto stop tacitly supporting the brutal crackdowns on peaceful protesters.
In the course of economic globalization, these states find themselves in turn exposed to theexplosive pressure of economic interdependencies that now tacitly permeate national borders.